The definition comes in three parts: the fighting bull as distinct from the domestic bull, the brave bull as distinct from the cowardly bull, and the noble bull as distinct from the difficult or unruly bull.

The brave Bulls blunted the traditional free-flowing rugby of the Wolves, who were forced to work surprisingly hard for their fourth win of the season, which puts them three points clear of defending champions Leeds, their next opponents at Headingley on Friday.

Apart from his marriage to Hepburn, whom he met in 1954 when they both performed in a play in New York, Ferrer was best known for his roles in Brave Bulls, a 1951 film on the life of a bullfighter, in Lili, a 1953 romance in which he played a lame puppeteer opposite Leslie Caron, The Sun Also Rises and in the 1956 epic War and Peace, in which he played prince Andrei Bolkonsky opposite Henry Fonda and Hepburn.

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